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NextGen Remote Extender Plus
$40.00
Released April, 2005
The Pros:Quick and reliable operation, no noticeable lag. Small enough to put it in an inconspicuous spot and not worry about it. "eye extender" cable works great even several feet from the component IR sensors.
The Cons:Not consistent with every remote, some compatibility issues. Sometimes need to experiment with which slot in your remote you put the transmitter.
The NextGen Remote Extender Plus is a home theater accessory which converts a remote control signal from IR to Digital RF, allowing the user to control a TV, stereo, or other electronic component from anywhere in the house.
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The orb-shaped product is activated by replacing one of the remote control batteries (AA or AAA) with an included battery transmitter, then pointing the AA battery-powered receiver or attaching the IR emitter to the component. The Extender Plus allows for the independent control of two same-brand components, while the top-of-the-line Remote Extender Genius increases the number to five.
Features
- Converts IR Remote signal to Digital RF
- Eliminates need for direct line of sight from remote to component
- Controls up to 2 same-brand components simultaneously
- Requires AAA or AA battery-powered remote
- Includes receiver batteries (AA, rechargeable)
- Includes single-eye IR emitter
- 433/418MHz frequency
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Pros & Cons
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quick and reliable operation, no noticeable lag
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small enough to put it in an inconspicuous spot and not worry about it
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"eye extender" cable works great even several feet from the component IR sensors
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can control a wide array of components through it
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works with multiple remotes simultaneously
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range is very good, will work from a few rooms away
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not consistent with every remote, some compatibility issues
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sometimes need to experiment with which slot in your remote you put the transmitter
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